Champion House : Jonesboro sits in Jonesboro, Georgia, as a small, residential Board and Care Home with six licensed beds, providing help for seniors who need support with daily living. The facility has staff available at all hours, with nurses on staff and visiting healthcare professionals to help with medical needs. Residents can get assistance with bathing, dressing, medication management, and transfers, and the team can help with bowel or bladder incontinence, reminders to use the restroom, and diabetes care, including blood sugar monitoring and insulin injections. There's a registered dietitian, and meals are served three times a day-choices even include vegetarian, kosher, and diabetic-friendly options, and food can be allergy-sensitive if needed. Memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia is available in a secure environment with 24-hour supervision, activities meant to engage the mind, and programs for those with cognitive loss. Champion House also has respite care, so caregivers can get a break while their loved ones stay for a short while.
Residents can pick between shared apartments, studios, or one-bedroom options, and rooms can be furnished or unfurnished to fit each person's comfort. Private and semi-private rooms are available. The facility accepts pets, which offers some companionship, and there are outdoor gardens, walking paths, and both indoor and outdoor common areas. Meals are scheduled but there's also all-day dining. For worship, there's a chapel service, and for those who like more activity, there are game rooms, a library, a small theater, and plenty of scheduled on-site and offsite activities. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in coordination are part of the services, so residents don't have to worry about chores. There's help with transportation, whether it's complimentary or at cost, along with parking for residents who need it.
Champion House focuses on keeping seniors safe and comfortable, with a commitment to well-being and individual care. The setting is small and homelike, which many people prefer, and care plans can cover different needs, like independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and long-term support. The staff is known for being compassionate and dedicated, with help always nearby, and there's an emergency alert system in place for peace of mind. Champion House doesn't accept Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which families should keep in mind when planning. There are specialized care services for conditions like Parkinson's disease, speech and occupational therapy needs, and help with transfers. Wellness programs, massage therapy, and concierge service also add ways for residents to stay engaged and comfortable, and a community room and dining area mean people can gather and enjoy meals or special events together while living in a setting that feels like home.
